What to do if Furuno GP-33 GPS position is not fixed within 90 seconds?
If your Furuno GPS isn't fixing its position within 90 seconds, check that the antenna connector is firmly fastened. Also, check the number of satellites on the Satellite Monitor display. If there are two or less, check for obstructions between the antenna unit and the satellites.
Why is the bearing wrong on my Furuno GPS?
If the bearing on your Furuno GPS is wrong, check the Magnetic Variation on the Plotter Setup screen.
Why is my Furuno GP-33 position wrong?
If your Furuno GPS position is wrong, verify that the correct geodetic chart system is selected on the GPS Setting screen. You can also enter the position offset on the GPS Setting screen.
How to fix Furuno GP-33 GPS when it cannot turn on?
If you cannot turn on the power to your Furuno GPS, check that the power cable is firmly fastened, and inspect the power cable and connector for any damage. Also, check the battery for proper voltage output.
How to fix Furuno GP-33 when no picture appears?
If no picture appears on your Furuno GPS, press the /BRILL key several times to adjust the brilliance.
Why Loran C TDs do not appear on my Furuno GP-33?
If Loran C TDs do not appear on your Furuno GPS, check Loran C chain data on the Pos/TD Setup screen.
What to do if Loran C TDs are wrong on Furuno GP-33?
If the Loran C TDs are wrong on your Furuno GPS, enter the TD offset on the Pos/TD Setup screen.
What to do if there is no response when a key is pressed on Furuno GP-33?
If there is no response when a key is pressed on your Furuno GPS, turn the power off and on. If there is still no change, ask your dealer.
General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Dimensions | 135mm (H) x 117mm (W) x 69mm (D) |
| Weight | 1.76 lbs |
| Interface | NMEA 0183 |
| Baud Rate | 4800 bps |
| Channels | 12 |
| Waypoints | 1000 |
| Routes | 50 |
| Track Points | 10000 |
| Accuracy | 10 meters |
| SBAS | WAAS |
| Display | Color |
Welcome and basic information about the GP-33 GPS Navigator.
Read manual, don't copy, save for future reference, modifications void warranty.
Discard according to local regulations for industrial waste.
Follow instructions for battery disposal to prevent fire.
Warning/Caution for operator regarding disassembly, power, water, glass handling.
Warning/Caution for installer regarding power, grounding, and compass safe distances.
Congratulations on choice, FURUNO reputation, proper installation and operation.
Highlights of the GP-33: LCD, WAAS, storage, alarms, MOB, Highway display, nav data.
Diagram showing Receiver Unit, Antenna Unit, and connected peripherals.
Diagram showing unit connection via junction box FI-5002.
Table categorizing Antenna Unit and Receiver Unit by weather exposure.
Details of each key and their functions on the GP-33 unit.
Instructions for turning the GP-33 unit on and off using the power key.
Procedure to adjust LCD and key panel brightness levels.
Overview of available display modes like Plotter, Highway, Steering, Nav Data, Satellite Monitor, User Display.
Guide to navigating the GP-33's menus and changing settings.
Procedure for marking Man Overboard position.
How to change the zoom level on plotter and highway displays.
Using the cursorpad to navigate the cursor on the display.
How to manually shift the plotter display content.
Configuring track logging interval and stopping recording.
Selecting colors for tracks for better distinction.
Methods to erase tracks by color or all tracks.
Methods for entering waypoints: cursor, own boat, list, automatic.
Options for showing waypoint names on the display.
Modifying waypoint position, name, shape, and comment.
Repositioning waypoints on the plotter display.
Deleting individual or all waypoints.
Procedure for creating new routes by linking waypoints.
Modifying routes by replacing, deleting, or inserting waypoints.
Deleting routes individually or collectively.
Setting a 'Quick Point' destination using the cursor.
Using cursor or waypoint list to set a destination.
Selecting a route to navigate, with forward or reverse direction.
Procedures to clear the current destination setting.
Introduction to the nine alarm conditions and their functions.
Choosing between Short, Long, or Continuous buzzer sounds.
Step-by-step guide to configuring various alarm parameters.
Detailed explanation of how specific alarms like Arrival and Anchor watch work.
Configuring COG line, bearing reference, and magnetic variation.
Settings for datum, navigation method, smoothing, and satellite selection.
Selecting GPS or WAAS mode, and WAAS search settings.
Choosing how position data is displayed (Lat/Lon or TDs).
Customizing language, units, time/date, and demo mode.
Configuring User Displays 1 and 2 with navigation data.
Managing data transfer to/from PC via NMEA0183 or CAN bus.
Procedures for transferring data between the GP-33 and a PC.
Regular checks and cleaning for optimal unit performance.
Resolving common issues like power, display, and position errors.
Displays error messages and their meanings for troubleshooting.
Running system tests for ROM, RAM, GPS, keyboard, and LCD.
Resetting GPS data, menu settings, and backup data.
Lists of standard and optional components for the GP-33.
Mounting the receiver unit: considerations, desktop, and flush mount methods.
Guidelines for selecting a location and mounting the antenna unit.
Diagrams for connecting the unit, including CAN bus and junction box options.
Initial language selection and input/output data configuration.
Hierarchical view of the GP-33's menu structure.
Breakdown of submenu options and settings for GPS, WAAS, System, etc.
Details about the Wide Area Augmentation System and other SBAS providers.
Definitions for terms and symbols used in the GP-33 manual.
List of geodetic chart codes and their corresponding regions.
Details on display, memory, alarms, and scales.
Information on channels, accuracy, and fixing times.
Details on ports, data formats, supply voltage, and environmental conditions.
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